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  • Sinclair Becomes First Broadcaster to Use Drones Over Traffic

    On April 11, 1971, electrical engineer turned television executive Julian Sinclair Smith founded Sinclair Inc. in Baltimore, Maryland. The company is now the second largest television station operator in the United States, with control over 193 stations. The majority of the programming broadcast by Sinclair Inc. consists of news, reaching approximately 40% of American households.... Read More

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  • Drones Assess Damage and Provide Security After a Tornado

    Tetsuya Theodore Fujita was an acclaimed Japanese American meteorologist whose studies at the University of Chicago led to the development of the Fujita Scale. Mr. Fujita first introduced the system in 1971 as a means of rating tornado intensity based on the level of damage left in their wake. In 2007, the rating system was... Read More

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  • NATO Deploying Drones to Protect Baltic Sea

    The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) was founded on April 4, 1949, in the aftermath of World War II. The treaty established an alliance between the United States, Canada, and 30 European countries. Headquartered in Brussels, Belgium, NATO’s purpose is to collectively ensure the defense of participating nations through political and military means. In October... Read More

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  • Drone Pollination Could Change Strawberry Farming

    Originating as an advisory board within the United Kingdom’s Department of Trade and Industry, Innovate UK became an independent agency in 2007. With an approximate budget of £1 billion, Innovate UK is committed to accelerating the UK’s economy through technological innovation across multiple business sectors. Many of the projects the agency supports focus on drone... Read More

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  • Texas Schools Turn to Drones for Faster Security Response

     On May 24, 2022, 18-year-old Salvador Ramos entered his former school, Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas. What followed was a tragic mass shooting that claimed the lives of 19 students and 2 teachers and injured 17 others. In response to the deadly attack, Texas lawmakers came together to implement safer regulations for the... Read More

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  • Biodegradable Weather Balloons and Drones Team Up to Protect the Planet

    Every day since 1942, balloons with environmental measurement devices have been launched worldwide to collect important weather data for safe air transportation. The instruments, called radiosondes, are housed in plastic boxes suspended by a tether from the balloon, which eventually pops, contributing to global pollution. This happens approximately 600,000 times a year at weather stations... Read More

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  • Drone Power Washing Makes Cleaning Hospital Safer and Easier

    American architect Bertrand Goldberg was known for his innovative buildings designed to provide structural solutions for optimal space usage. He designed several medical centers, aiming to enhance the space to meet the needs of patients, nurses, and doctors. In the late 1980s, Mr. Goldberg was commissioned to design and build USA Health Providence Hospital in... Read More

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  • How Drones Are Changing the Way Forests Are Studied

    One could say that KC Kushman was destined to work at the Tennessee Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) since she was a child. Raised in the community, both of her parents were ecologists who worked at the lab, and her brother went on to become an engineer there as well. KC was fortunate to have... Read More

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  • Drones Help Keep Religious Traditions Alive in India and UAE

    The coming of spring marks a time for renewal as nature begins to bloom. The season is also a time for major celebrations among many world religions, such as Easter and Passover. These holidays are steeped in rich traditions that precede modern times. For many religious leaders around the world, trying to find a way... Read More

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  • North Carolina Tests New Drone-in-a-Box Program for Storm Recovery

    Since Hurricane Katrina hit in 2005, up through 2024’s Hurricane Helene, destruction has swept through North and South America’s Atlantic communities. With predictive technology, people have the opportunity to take emergency preparedness actions, but there is still little that can be done. Once a storm moves on, it is up to local, state, and federal... Read More

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